Hyaluronic Acid Injections in Chesterfield | Target Physio

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What Are Hyaluronic Acid Injections?

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) is a natural gel-like substance found in healthy joints. It acts as a lubricant and shock absorber, helping your joints move smoothly. With arthritis or joint wear and tear, your natural HA gets depleted—leading to pain and stiffness.

HA injections put this lubricant back into your joint, helping reduce pain, swelling, and stiffness so you can move better.

Hyaluronic acid injections Chesterfield are ideal for people who:

● Have mild to moderate osteoarthritis or “wear and tear” joint pain

● Active individuals and athletes experiencing joint wear and stiffness

● Find that tablets, exercise, or steroid injections haven’t worked (or aren’t suitable)

● Want to delay or avoid joint surgery

● Can’t take regular painkillers or prefer fewer side effects

● Patients with knee, hip, shoulder, or ankle pain due to cartilage degeneration

● Those seeking a natural alternative to corticosteroid injections 

● Anyone with an active infection in or around the joint

● Those with allergies to hyaluronic acid or its ingredients (rare)

● People with severe joint deformity (“bone-on-bone” arthritis may not benefit)

● Patients with certain bleeding disorders or on specific blood thinners (please discuss with us)

● Pregnant or breastfeeding women (safety not fully studied—ask our team)

● Long-lasting pain relief for osteoarthritis and joint wear-and-tear
● Restores joint lubrication for smoother movement and flexibility
● Reduces stiffness and inflammation without steroid medication
● Minimally invasive treatment with little to no downtime
● Proven to delay the need for surgery in some cases hyaluronic acid for knee pain

● Jai injects a high-quality hyaluronic acid solution (e.g. Durolane) directly into the affected joint.

● HA mimics natural joint fluid, reducing friction and absorbing shock.

● Many patients experience improved mobility and pain relief for 6-12 months.

● Assessment & consultation with our Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner

● Explanation & consent – we answer your questions and get your go-ahead

● Preparation – cleaning the area with antiseptic

● Injection – using a fine needle and landmark guided technique

● Aftercare advice – rest for 24–48 hours, then gradually return to activity

● Support – we’re here for questions or follow-up if needed

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